Tommy Carr, Bryce Underwood’s Oregon disaster bluntly summed up by Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham
The Michigan football team is doing some soul-searching after a crushing loss to Oregon on Saturday. Michigan got smacked, 31-7. Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham opened up after the game about the play of his quarterbacks . “Not good enough. We’ll have to watch the tape, obviously, to get the full evaluation, but there was really not good […] The post Tommy Carr, Bryce Underwood’s Oregon…
Michigan's football team faced a devastating 31-7 loss to Oregon on Saturday, leaving coach Kyle Whittingham and the Wolverines in a state of soul-searching. Whittingham, in his first season with the Wolverines, opened up after the game, stating that the team's performance was "really not good enough" across the board. Both Tommy Carr and Bryce Underwood were utilized as quarterbacks against Oregon, but their combined effort resulted in a paltry 71 passing yards.
The Wolverines are currently 5-5 under Whittingham, and his job security is under scrutiny following the blowout loss. The coach acknowledged that adversity is a part of the game and emphasized the need to remain focused and steady, but it seems Michigan's offense has been struggling all season, and the issues were evident on Saturday.
With just two Big Ten conference games remaining against Ohio State and UCLA, the Wolverines are now just 2-5 in conference play this season, putting them in danger of missing a bowl game.
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